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The Fisheries.

A meeting of the fishermen of this section
and the members of the fishing exchange will
be held in few days, when the views Of
owners and others in relation to matters to
come under the attention of the joint confer
ence at Washington will be duly expressed.
Mr.. A. M. Smith says that he shall not be
surprised if the next Congress is asked to
place duty of half cent per pound on
fresh fish coming from Canada for immedi-
ate consumption; in fact, he rather predicts
move of that kind, being strongly of the
feeling that the New England owners, desir-
GUS to accomplish this, will shortly make an
organized movement to bring it about
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S@57

mn -. NAMES. AREA. RATE. AMT
Elizabeth NJ. Mcdonald 1877 90 81 57s-iooo sas "a
Geo. W. Woodman. 49,. 10000 ASS
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BRIEF JoTTlNcs.

Sunday services will be found on the third
page.
Remember the special meeting of the Y.
+ M. G. A. this evening at7.30 o'clock.
Yesterday was warmer; in fact, mild
October day. The mercury touched $40
The harbor was very calm yesterday and
the arrivals consisted chiefly of fishermen.
Members of the Commercial Travellers
Association Will find a call for meeting of
their society in another co lumn.
Commencing November LIST, the Boston
steamers will leave Boston for Portland at {
o'clock instead of 6, as they are now doing
A large roll of straw mating was stolen
from the sidewalk in front of Crockett &
Longs store on Market street Thursday
evening.
Our readers will remember the mass meet.
ing which will be addressed at Y. NJ. c. A.
Hall this afternoon by Rev. DIR. Aubrey OF
: London, at o. clock.
Yesterday was another busy day at the
fish houses. The fishermen, with their two
tined forks, threw about 100000 pounds of
fish upon the wharves of this port.
An additional case Sof diphtheria was re-
PSAec0 JSoeOhAoJs ~ 40 ioNdeOO VII JdiCil
street. One of the cases heretofore reported
as diphtheria turns out TO be tonsilitis.
Walter Merrill, son Of DR.. Merrill, was
running while playing ball yesterday morn
ing, and ran into another boy. he fell sense
less and received severe cash over the eye.
Charles Goodwin of Saco was arrested in
Portland yesterday by Officer Usher and car
ried to Saco, charged with the larceny OF
goods from o. p Greene's store in that city.
He win be tried today.
John Adams of Auburn fell on the street
In this city Thursday evening, dislocating
his shoulder. He was carried to the Maine
General Hospital A similar accident befel
him here about three years ago.
Shaw's Quartette, with Harvey S. Murray,
organist, will have charge of the music at
the meeting for men only, in Y M. c. A.
Hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, to be
addressed by Rev. DR.. Aubrey of London,
England.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
SHADOWS OF A GREAT CRY.

SHADOWS OF A GREAT CITY.
Shewell's great melo-drama of Shadows
of Great City, drew very much pleased
audience to Portland Theatre last evening.
The drama has been seen here before and
still keeps its hold on the affections of the
dramatic public. The story is romantic and
the situations are strong and telling The
scenic effects are particularly good. embrace
ing the boat-house scene, the view on Black
wells Island, sthe East River with Brooklyn
bridge. and the sumptuous apartments of a
Fifth Avenue mansion.
Miss Annie Ward Tiffiny last night re-
peated her former successes in her excellent
Interpretation of the old Irish woman Bid
dy Roman" Mr.. George r. Edson's "Jim
Farren" was excellent. Miss CLYDE Harron
was very good in the dual character of Mrs.
Standish and her daughter Helen, and the
other characters were well taken. The play
is admirably given under the especial direc-
ton of the sons of Mr.. Thomas jefferson,
the celebrated comedian, and the perform
ance tonight should draw a crowded house.
PARK GARDEN.
This afternoon will be an excellent oppor-
tunity for parents to take their children to
this neat place of amusement and witness
the excellent performances of the great
speciality combination. The last perform
ance will be given by this troupe tonight, as
they must make way for new attractions for
next week.
CHARLES DICKENS, JR.
The next entertainment in the Stockbrid &c
course will be given by Charles Dickens, Jr.
at City Hall, next Wednesday evening. Mr..
Dickens will read from his celebrated faith.
er's popular works, and all who were SO
fortunate as to hear the father when he read
in Portland years ago will wish to see and
hear the son, who comes to us with the en-
dorsement of the London public. Good seats
can be procured at Stockbridge's.
NOTES.
Gossip has it that Buffalo Bill" has made
$350,o00 out of the American exhibition in
London, of which he was SO prominent a
feature.
Nine. Benda-0pido, the mother Of Nine.
Modjeska, the famous actress, has died al
her home in Poland. 1t was from her mother
that Nine. Modjeska inherited her great ac-
tivity, energy and dramatic qualities. Mich
ael Opido, her father, an eminent scholar,
died some years since.
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Fastest Yet,

The steamer Winthrop, of the New York
line, made her last voyage against strong
head wind, from New York to this city in 20
hours, the fastest time yet made on that line.
The time would probably have been at least
an hour quicker if the wind had been In her
favor instead of against her. The average
time for the Eleanora is between 80 and SO
hours. The receipts for freight landed by
the Winthrop amounted to about $1,000 and
she also brought several passengers. The
voyage was very pleasant one and the new
steamer has proved to be a fine vessel
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West CONGREGATIONAL church,

Last evening the West Congregational
church celebrated its twenty-ffth anniver-
sary. The attendance was large and the eve
ming passed very pleasantly. Since the
church was built it has had ten different
pastors, nine of whom are still active in
their various pulpits to which they have
been called. The programme for the eve
ning's entertainment was as follows and was
carried out in full.
Organ Voluntary.
Anthem.
Address of Welcome, by Pastor.
Scripture Reading.
Prayer, by Rev. George A. Tewksbury.
Anthem.
Letters.
Music by Choir.
Addresses.
Doxology.
Benediction
Addresses appropriate for the occasion
were made by j. W. Chickering, d. D., Rev.
George A. Tewksbury, Rev. E. M. Cousins
and others. Letters from the following
members of the church who we're unable to
attend the services were read by the pastor
Rev. Horatio nsley, William F. Obear, Geo.
Pierce and George B. Buzelle The exer-
cises were interesting and they passed off
very smoothly.
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The MunlcIpal Bonds.

AS stated by Mayor Chapman in his mes
sage, on Tuesday, November l, municipal
bonds to the amount Of $127, 800 mature, and
on the following day bonds in aid of the At
lantic g. ST. Lawrence railroad, to the
am ount of $3.50 fall due. In the munich.
pal bonds portion will probably be paid
from the sinking fund and the balance ex-
tended by temporary loan. Funds for the
payment Of the railroad bonds are to be fur
nished by the commissioners of the Atlantic
q ST Lawrence railroad sinking fund.
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schools, giving a very careful description of
the way the pupils were instructed down to
the smallest details.
ToDAY's PROGRAMME.
The programme for today beginning at 9 a.
m, is as follows:
Election of officers, etc ....................
Papers-Temperance instruction ...........
Miss Jennie NJ. Colby, Gorham.
Miss A. 4. Merryman, Brunswick
Miss Leland Woodfords.
Discussion-0pened by II. L. Berry, Cumberland
Mills.
Paper-Some characteristics of the Good Teacher
Rev: B. z. Snow, Willard, Cape Elizabeth.
niepuesiOn
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GENTLEMEN

will find at our 453 store n full
and complete line of Boots, Shoes
and Rubber goods, 10 fit all kinds
and conditions OF feet. Fine Con-
gress, Button and BalmOfais i'm
hand and machine sewed. Kip,
Grain, Calf and Rubber boots,
heavy Waterproof BalmOraIs,
and ian fact many novelties which
we should be pleased 10 show.
Thanking the public for their lib
eraI patronage i'm the past, and
soliciting continuance of the
same we are,
ResDectfuIIy,
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That lot Of London Brown Merino Underwear in the
window is only one Of the many good bargains we are
showing now and 1t will pay you to what we are
offering in this department.
There are five or six weeks yet before the extreme
cold weather begins and in the meantime you will want
medium weight underwear heavier than the Summer
goods and not quite heavy the Winter quality The
white middle shirts drawers we are selling al
nifty cents just right for this season. and the price is
about what most everybody wants TO pay
In our Mems Hosiery Department two or three lots
OF English halfhose at hirye and fifty cents which
are not only very cheap but particularly desirable for
Fall weaI,-special prices by the box
The Merno Stockings sell at TWENTY-FIVE cents ara
the best for the price in Portland. -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.



Bear
We have in thinning
of tha
To the
for the
of
We head
age neghbOs by il
We the ladies to look
Fur Collars and Cuffs for gentlemen coats o ORDER
Robes of all kinds repaired
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DEATHS.

years.
Notice of funeral hereafter
In Naples, oct. Is, Mrs. Ann, wife of Charles ii
Sawyer, aged 81 years months
In Bridgton, Oct. IS. Mrs. Mehitable widow of
the late Dea. James Stevens of Sweden, aged "a
years months.
In North Conway, N. H., Oct 20, Geo A. Barker
OF West Bridgton, aged rs years.
In Bath. Oct. 20, Mrs. Susan Williamson, aged
TO years months.
The funeral service of the late Mrs. Annie M ,
wife of DIR. e. II. Chadbourne of New York will
be held at the home of her late father Algernon
9. Rowe, North Bridgton. on Sunday afternoon,
Oct 30th
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

BEFORE RECORDER DYER.
FRIDAY.-Henry Walker. Intoxication. Fined
So and costs.
Michael Eagan. Common nuisance. Bound
over TO the grand Jury In the sum Of $780,
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Bouquet, Atkinson's new perfume. This superb
distillation sweetly recalls fragrant Swiss flowers
Bright jewels, in setting of perpetual snow.
mch3O WAS
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GRANT STREET SEWER.
Between High and State streets.

bttWetn HIKh and otAte 8treet3.
Beginning in the centre Of Grant street, 90 feet
westerly from the westerly side of High street;
thence westerly through centre Of Grant Street 4e
feet TO the easterly side line of State street; thence
with q curve to right 4J.6 feet to sewer In State
street which it enters 10 feet south of the northery
side Of Grant street. Total length 456.B feet.
Sewer Is of 10 inch cement pipe for the first sos
feet and the remainder of II inch cement pipe, laid
II feet deep at point Of beginning 1l2 feet 27 feet
from point OF beginning and 81 feet at terminus
Cost OK sewer ..........-........ S493.07
City's proportion ............... s1e4ss
Sum to be assessed ........... . 328 II
Area assessed, 60,657 50. IT.
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WARREN STREET SEWER.

between Congress and Monument streets
Beginning In the centre OF Warren street 40 4
northery from the north line Of Monument street,
, snos southeriy through centre Of Warren street.
.Szo 1eet 70 the north line OF Monument atreet:
snenoe with curve to right 26.5 feet to sewer IN
monument street. which Il enters 10 feet west on
centre line Of Warren street.
sewer is Of 10 in. cement pipe laid feet dean nt
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LINCOLN STREET SEWER.

Between Franklin and Boyd streets.
Beginning In the centre Of Lincoln street GA feet
easterly from the eastery line Of Franklin street:
thence easterly through centre Of Lincoln street 1855
rect 70 west line of Boyd street. thence with cury
70 left Y feet 10 In Boyd street. which Il en-
sers 20 feet south Of north line of Lincoln street
Total length, 2O8 feet.
sewer Is OF 10 in. vitrhed pipe laid SO feet deem
1t point of beginning, and So feet at terminus
Cost of Sewer. s2297a
Sity's proportion. ................ 8 7e.5s
gum 20 oe assessed. .......... 1915
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Excursion TO California.

Particulars in regard to the personally
conducted California excursion, and also to
all points West. Ito Jacksonville and other
Southern and Western,points, can be learned
at the Union Ticket Office, No. 40 Exchange
street
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STONE STREET SEWER.

between Cumberland and Oxford streets
i. beginning In Stone street, 81 feet northerly from
Ine north line Of Cumberland street. and II feet
northerly through Stone street 3O2.5 feet 10 the
south line Of Oxford, and centre Of Stone street;
thence northery In centre Of Stone street and
oxford street ~ feet to old In Stone street
Total length, SAG feet.
sewer Is o. 10 In cement pipc laid IA feet deep at
point Of beginning rs Deep ss5 feet from point Of
and 6.S deep at terminus.
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hIeI1 Street church,

OGood things to eat interest every one.
Read Geo. G. Shaw g. Co.'s advertisement of
sweetmeats and dainties of various kinds.
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SEWER ASSESSMENTS.
BECKETT STREET SEWER.

beginning in the centre of Beckett street, 100 feet
southerly from the south line Of Congress street
thence southerly through centre of Beckett street
$751; fleet to old sewer In Beckett street.
The first 264.5 Is Of 10 in. cement pipe, and the
remaining 403 feet of ~ In. cement pipe laid rs feet
deep at point of beginning, 10 deep at centre Of
Wilson street, and 10 deep at terminus
Cost Of Sewer. ss362g
City's proportion. ................ S27s.75
Sum 10 be assessed. .............. b7M
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RAG ES.

In Hollis, Oct. 20, by Rev. John Cobb Chas. X.
Horne, OF Great Falls, N. H.. and Miss Emma NJ.
Knight, of Hollis Me-
In Brunswick, Oct 20, Chas. S. Lemont OF Bath
and Miss Margaret G. GRAHAM of Brunswick.
Kimball.
In Bethel, Oct IS, Virgil H. Chapman of Bethel
and Lizzie III. Smith of Newry.
In Otisheld Oct. %, Solomon Plummer OF New
Gloucester and Mrs. Betsey Newcomb Of Otis
field =
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f. 0. Bailey s. Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock this
morning, large lot of household furniture ard
carpets, piano and about 300 volumes of miscella-
neous books
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The Fire Alarm.

Inc following fire alarm boxes were
cnSnged yesterday; ~ to SO, 46 to 81, and "a
70 80 One new box, No. AZ, has been
dded.
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= s27s.75
Area assessed, 81, 946 50. ft.
Rate per 100 "a. Il. SOLO 92-If)f
CHATHAM STREET SEWER.

beginning In Chatham street H. feet southern,
from the south line of Middle street. and feet eas
through Chatham street. and feet east OF said west
line distance of 207 feet; thence with slight angie
to left 435 feet to point tho centre OF Chat
ham street, and 6b feet north Of north line Of Fore
street, thence with TO left 325 feet TO sewer
In Fore street. Total length, 283 feet.
sewer Is OF 10 In. cement pipe for the first go {
feet, then 80 feet " In. cement pipe, laid SO feet
deep at point Of beginning, IL deep 1856 feet from
point OF beginning, 81 deep, 20T feet from point Of
beginning and 7s deep where it enters Fore street
sewer.
Cost of Sewer. .s33lIg
City's proportion. .................lLo siiOs9
Sum to be assessed. ............. z2OTT
nl.--. =. u. -. N-N.lI
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L Was AstOnished.
Says Father Whose Child was Cured
by Hoods SarsapariIla.

Children often suffer greatly from impure blood
until good medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla is
taken to expel impurities and give vitality. Par.
ents should read the following statement.
Il think it my duty to tell how much good
Hoods Sarsaparilla did my little girl. She was
from birth puny pale and sickly, and did not gain
strength as she grew older. Even when 3 years
of age she could not stand alone. She ate hardly
anything, and seemed to be weak constitutionally
but was doubtless kept back by impure blood.
which caused her much discomfort and suffering.
She had scald-head terribly, her head being COW
cred with one sore: One day l read in Hoods
Item OF a remarkable cure of child by Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and decided to try this medici ne
10 say that was astonished at the effect the first
bottle had upon her, would be a mild Way
OF expressing my feelings. Her appetite began to
PICK up, and soon we could hardly give her enough
10 eat. She also gained strength, could stand
alone and the sore on her head began to grow less
we soon healed this up with Hoods Olive ONT
ment, and when she had taken three bottles of
HOODS Sarsaaprilla she could run about the house
as smart as any child. She has been bright and
healthy ever since. write this out of pure graft
tude to Hoods Sarsaparilla." E. T, Alex
AMBER, 20 Cleayes st. Portland, Me.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. ST. six for So. Prepared
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1T is wise father that knows his own
child" But is wiser father that buys In
dex Soap.
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.
IN BOARD or MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
October oath. 1887.

IN BOARD or MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
October oath, 1887.
REPORT Of the Committee on Drains and Sewers.
The Standing Committee on Drains and Sewers 10
whom was referred the construction of Sewers dur
ing the current year, having estimated and assessed
upon such lots or parcels OF land benefited by
the sewers constructed during the year 1887, and
enumerated In the report of the City Civil Engineer
accompanying this. such sums, not exceeding such
dement's as we consider just and equitable hereby
sspectfully submit the same for the action Of the
Mayor and Aldermen.
RICHARD X. galley,
Chairman Of Committee.
Read and accepted.
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Messengers Notice.

hCSScnStESS NOIIce.
ONCE OF the Sheriff Of Cumberland County.
A. ID. 1887. ~ 80
VNHIS is to give notice. that on the twenty
IL day OF October, A. ID. 1887, Warrant in
insolvency was issued out Of the Court Of Insoiy-
estate of said ~e--'s '"s
JAMES A. WARWICK, Of Portland,
adIudged to be an Insolvent Debtor. on petition
OF said debtor, which petition was filed on the
twenty-eghth day OF october, A. d. 1887, 10 which
GATE interest on claims is to be computed
mat the payment OF any debts 10 or by said Deb
by him are forbidden by law
Ihat meeting Of the Creditors Of said Debtor,
10 prove their debts and choose one or more as
slgnees OF his estate, will be held at a Court OF
insolvency TO be holden at Probate Court Room,
IN said Portland, on the twenty-hrst day of
noon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten. III RI SARGENT
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger OF the Court Of In
solyency for said County Of Cumberland.
Oc29&nOy5
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ORTLAMD AND vIcGNlTY.
CIV ADvERTI.EnENTs rO-DAX.

Do not despair of curing your sick
heaoacne when you can so easily obtain Carriers
Little Liver Pills. They will effect prompt and
permanent cure. Their action is mild and natural.
octzo d&W1w
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MARION STREET. SAVER.

Beginning ct manhole in Marion street 1877 feet
north OF the southerly side line thereof and Is feet
east or the easterly side line Of Larch street
Prodnced thence westerly through Marion street and
parallel with said side line 243 feet to east line OF
washington street; thence with a curve to right 81
on the northery side line Of Marion street produced
Total length, 27e feet.
sewer Is Of ~ in. cement pipe laid rs feet deep at
street, and 81 at terminus
Cost of Sauar ,o-a.-
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INOR sALE-One large Music Box (6 tunes),
IL taken In trade; as good as new; cost $50. will
sell for $50. Q. IA. HALVES, 431 Congress street.
291
WANTED man TO work on farm near
w Portland man and wife Preferred Ad-
dress 7. o. BOX 900, Portland, Maine. 29-1
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In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.

Ordered That the City Clerk give notice that a
nearing viii be given upon the subject matter Of the
Assessments on Sewers constructed during the year
1851, on MONDAY, the 5th DAY Of December, AID.
1887 at !.30 NJ at the room of the Mayor and Al
dermen, City Building by this Board In accordance
with Section Of the Ordinance on Drains and Sew
ers.
Read and passed.
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CITY OLE PORTLAND

CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
October 18th, 1887.
Notice Is hereby given in accordance with the
above Report and Order, which are made part Of
this notice.
BY order Of the Mayor and Aldermen.
GEORGE G. BURGESS, City Clerk.
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Rate per 100 81. IT,, so'S5 ii5-lOOO.
VAUGHAN STREET sEWER EXTENSION.

South OF West street.
Beginning In the centre OF Vaughan street 24a
feet southery from south line OF West street thence
to old sewer in Vaughan street ~
sewer Is OF 10 inch cement pipe laid rs feet dean
at psint OF beginning and rs deep at terrninus
Rate ney roa - =. a. |. q, % - Ss913
sewer. ' - VAN
NAMES. AREA uAwr ...,-
Mon r.
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MEN, BOYS and CHILDREN

IL will pay You 20 investigate our
stOck.W We keep mp the STANDARD
OF quality and give you garments
OF true merit, all the time and
still keep lowering the prices.
special Bargain No. - Mems
Black Moscow Beaver OvereOafs,
good ones, 80 good that they will
explain themselves when You see
them, instead of asking SI5. 90, at
which price we could sell them,
weOffer them at only $1,000 each;
sizes 3J 90 "A.
Mems Blue Elysian
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SPRING AND VAUGHAN srRRErs SAVER.

bPKNG AND VAUGHAN BfkkkTY SKWRR-
Beginning at point In the centre of Spring
street distant " feet easterly from a manhole IN
Vaughan street at the entrance 10 Spring street;
thence westerly through centre Of Spring street "a
feet TO said manhole; thence Southery through
Vaughan street 275 feet TO the manhole on the old
sewer at the entrance to Orchard street. Total
length 34I feet including the two manholes built
Herewith.
The sewer Is Of II inch cement pipe laid feet deep
at point of beginning and feet at terminus.
SOsI VI sewer ................ S40I14
City's proportion. ................ ala5n
Sum to be assessed. ............. 27ft3
Area assessed, Al, 25S so. II.
Kate per 100 50. IT. sob7 $4,000.
NAMES. AREA. RATE AMT
City Of Portland So. AZ 900 s0b7 435lOOs s2lI e
Almira i. Perley .o.o "a A.
Mary G. Perley - o'@oo ~.1O